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College-Specific Scholarships Scholarship Name & Application College Eligibility Criteria Hyperlink Deadline high academic achievement, U.S. Scholarship Examination Competition, citizen/perm. Resident, or eligible non- Boston University citizen http://www.bu.edu/eng/scholexam/ October 24th New England students who are admitted Joseph D Aiken Scholarship Citadel to The Citadel http://www.citadel.edu Ralph J. Bunche Scholars, http://www.colby.edu/admissions/residential/ Colby College for outstanding students of color diversity/scholarships.shtml November 15th DeVry University (Campuses in AZ, CA, CO, FL, GA, IL, MO; NJ, Seniors; admitted to DeVry; minimum SAT NY, OH, PA, TX, VA, WA) of 1100 or ACT of 24. Dean's Scholarship March 7th Students offered admission to Green Green Mountain College; email $30 fee waived until February 15 Mountain College; matching grants [email protected] Green Mountain College awarded by VSAC ALANA students (African American, Latino, Asian, or Native American); Apply to College by December academic achievement, leadership, 15th; Apply for Scholarship by Ithaca College community involvement. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar Program February 1st New student scholarships (12) for academic year;see requirements on Johnson State College application See Application March 1st Students planning to major in the Johnson State College Hospitality Industry Hospitality Industry Scholarship March 1st Johnson & Wales University (Campuses in Seniors; admitted to Johnson & Wales; RI, SC, VA, FL, CO) minimum SAT of 1000 or ACT of 24 Chancellor's Scholarship Student Fellowships & Scholarships, Middlebury College http://www.middlebury.edu/offices/sfas/ Academic achievement, leadership, community service; Application and Presidential Diversity Scholar, Saint Lawrence University Essay. www.stlawu.edu February 15th SATs >1200, B+ avg, leadership and State Scholarship and others, community service qualities; others by http://www2.smcvt.edu/admissions/scholarsh Saint Michael's College specific departmental requirements ips.htm Seniors admitted to SCAD; GPA minimum Savannah College of Art & 3.5; SAT minimum 1250 or ACT 27; Design (Georgia) demonstrated leadership, honors, talents in visual or performing arts or interests in art or architectural history. SCAD Scholar; www.scad.edu February 1st Seniors pursuing Liberal Arts degree at Skidmore, meet admissions criteria, Skidmore College submit tape or CD of vocal or instrumental performance. Filene Music Scholarship February 1st VT residents; entering a field related to the dairy industry; scholastic merit; commitment to community; must submit UVM or Vermont names of 4 references, 2 letters of Vermont Dairy Industry Association Technical College recommendation and an essay. Memorial Scholarship April 21st Vermont State Colleges (Castleton; CCV; Johnson; VT residents; committed to community Lyndon; Vermont Tech. service; attending a VT State College in College) 2003-2004. Community Service Scholarships April 11th VT resident; high academic achievement; high tech inventor; SATs and class rank; Vermont Technical Be admitted to VTC before April 1st; College submit list of awards/activities and essay Scholar's Program; www.vtc.edu April 1st Seniors admitted to WIT; academic Wentworth Institute of achievement; extracurricular activities; Arioch Scholarships & President's Technology leadership. Scholarships February 15th.

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